Golden fleece

Golden Fleece - Jason and the Argonauts movie

The culture of breeding sheep and goats has existed for thousands of years in Georgia. In ancient times, Georgian people, especially the inhabitants of high mountains, domesticated sheep and goats. These animals served various purposes. Hides and wool were widely used for making warm clothes. From goat’s milk a cheese was made that remains poplar still today among tourists for its sharp flavor and oily texture. Also, the king of traditional Georgian dishes, Tushuri Khinkali, is made of lamb…

One of the reasons why is it a good idea to visit Georgia is that you can follow the trace of Argonauts. A famous Greek myth about Argonauts is about west Georgia.

Ancient Greece is a land of culture and mythology. It is considered to be the birthplace of Western culture and has brought forth huge advancements in art, science, and philosophy, but it also has a rich tapestry of myth as part of its narrative. If we wish to understand the mystery of Greece, we ha

Statue of Medea and the Golden Fleece, Batumi, Georgia, 2010

Jason and Medea

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The Greek myth of Jason assembling a crew of heroes to set sail on the Argos and, after many adventures, reaching the land of Colchis, where they faced the greatest test of all.

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